Front Line Mobile Health

10/22/2026

Big news for our firefighters’ health!

Windsor Severance Fire Rescue has been awarded a $333,318 Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) from FEMA. Over the next two years, this funding will cover our annual physicals and add advanced cancer screenings, including expanded blood work and full-body scans.

Cancer is one of the biggest health threats firefighters face. Catching problems early saves lives, and this grant helps us do that with FEMA covering the majority of the cost.

We’re always looking for outside funding to stretch every dollar further, and this is a great example of that work paying off. A huge thank you to Logistics Manager Chapman for his work with Front Line Mobile Health to write and submit this grant.

Taking care of the people who take care of you. 🚒

10/20/2026

10/15/2026

10/13/2026

This weekend, the Front Line Mobile Health team was proud to participate in the Tunnel to Towers - Fort worth

It was an incredible morning coming together with our community to honor the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice on September 11, 2001, and support the first responders, military members, and families who continue to carry their legacy forward.

This year's event was especially meaningful to our team as we also walked and ran in honor of Todd Brook, a Fort Worth firefighter who passed away. It was an opportunity to remember Todd and honor his life and service.

10/09/2026

The risks of being a first responder don’t end when the shift does.

Some of the greatest threats to a firefighter’s or police officer’s health aren’t immediately visible. That’s why early detection, education, and proactive healthcare matter.

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10/07/2026

This is why we do what we do.

Justin's story is a powerful reminder that first responders face health risks that aren’t always visible, and early detection can change everything.

We’re incredibly grateful to Justin for trusting us with his story and allowing us to share it with others in the fire service!

10/05/2026

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10/01/2026

Your risk didn’t start at 40.

For first responders, health risks can build over years of shift work, occupational exposures, stress, and time on the job. Yet many traditional screening guidelines are designed around the general population and may not capture the full picture.

Your occupation belongs in the conversation.

In our latest blog, Christine Cox, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, breaks down why first responders should talk with their healthcare providers about their complete risk profile, including occupation, exposure history, family history, and other individual risk factors.

Read the full blog:
https://frontlinemobilehealth.com/your-risk-didnt-start-at-40-why-your-occupation-belongs-in-the-screening-conversation/

09/30/2026

Six year old Conway Frost, son of Corpus Christi Fire Captain Patrick Frost, is currently battling Stage IV neuroblastoma. Patrick has dedicated his career to serving his community as a firefighter and paramedic. Now, his family is navigating an incredibly difficult fight of their own.

We’re asking our Front Line community to keep the Frost family in your thoughts and, if you are able, consider supporting them through The Yard Foundation.

Learn more and support the family here:

CORPUS CHRISTI, TX - At just six years old, Conway Frost is battling Stage IV neuroblastoma. His father, Patrick, serves as a Fire Captain with the Corpus Christi Fire Department, where he has dedicated his career to protecting and serving his community as a firefighter and paramedic. Now, the Fros